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In this lesson, Dr. Welch says, “There is no right way to grieve.” Do you agree? Have you ever seen someone grieve in a way that you thought was “wrong”? Explain.
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Yes we are all unique. I see people still grieving a death 20 years ago and am puzzled by it but it looks like I shouldnt be judging them from this lesson.
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Absolutely agreed! Not one person grieves the same as we all have different connections to different loved ones, grief is different. Ive seen those that dont know God like i believe they should, experience the dark side of grief . I too went through a dark side of grief after losing my husband in 2009. I am grateful to our Lord for allowing me to survive that period and continue to live on to share mt story and my rescue.
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I totally agree there is no right way to grieve. I did feel my friend continued to grieve for a long time for her husband who passed away and now my husband has passed away and I now understand that different people grieve in their own way. God is with me on my journey of grievance.
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People all grieve differently. The most unhealthy way to grieve is to run away and avoid the pain of embracing the loss. But if we don’t embrace it, neither can we receive His comfort…
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I heard of someone who regularly visits the burial place of their list loved ones. I thought it was not a helpful practice.
